Health workers to attend national home care conference
Franklin County Health Department director Mike Pruner and three staff members will attend the National Association for Home Care Providers conference in New Orleans in September. Estimated cost 1800 to 2000 dollars covered by the health budget education fund. Attendees include Janet Kneller Mary Ann Platt and Donna Wiederholt. County vehicle gas and registration motel fees paid. meals by attendees. Pruner notes educational value and staying updated on legislation. Also reports Jackson Road section near Rantoul to get gravel soon after rain damage.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Health Department
Mike Pruner
National Association For Home Care Providers
New Orleans
Pruner
Health Department
Janet Kneller
Mary Ann Platt
Donna Wiederholt
Bob Chamberlin
Jackson Road
Rantoul
Chamberlin
KSU supporters plan Franklin County barbecue picnic
Kansas State University supporters gather at Celebration Hall at 6 30 p m next Tuesday for the annual Franklin County K State Barbecue. Co chairmen Ron and Elaine Dunbar announce Jon Wefald leads the guest list including athletic director Milt Richards and seven scholarships. Contributions unlock barbecue tickets and a tax exempt foundation supports the Bob Bozworth Scholarship. For info contact Sandy Sylvester Eric Guenther or Terry Silgius.
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Kansas State University
Celebration Hall
Franklin County
Franklin County Extension Service
Ron
Elaine Dunbar
Richmond
Jon Wefald
KSU
Milt Richards
Franklin County Friends of
K-State
Bob Bozworth
Bozworth
Franklin County Extension
Friends
The
Friends of
Sandy Sylvester
Eric
Brenda Guenther
Terry
Carolyn Silgius
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast
Mostly clear tonight with mid-60s temperatures and light south winds. A chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly east Thursday, otherwise little rain anticipated in the 50s across the west. Data includes past temperatures and precipitation totals through Friday noon, with barometer at 30.18 inches.
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Kansas
Anti-abortion Republicans plan caravan to convention
Washington AP reports anti abortion Republicans launch a two week six state caravan toward the party convention in St Louis and Wichita to pressure a constitutional amendment to outlaw abortion. Key figures Mary Matalin and Mary Dent Crisp push for plank maintenance while abortion rights groups seek platform changes ahead of Bush renomination.
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Washington
Houston
Bush
Mary Matalin
Bush Campaign
Mary Dent Crisp
Republican Coalition For Choice
Crisp
Ann Stone
Republicans For Choice
Platform Committee
St. Louis
Wichita
Board approves teacher pact with near ten percent raise
The Ottawa USD 290 school board approved an average 8.15 percent salary hike for teachers plus 1.65 percent for three in service days and a $900 fringe benefit, raising starting pay to 20,750 from 18,300. Nurses receive the same average increase. Some residents criticize the nearly 10 percent rise as excessive amid district needs.
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Jennings
Maxwell
Ottawa
U.S.C. 290
Auction and Dance Benefit for Judy Saling Wright
A benefit event at Ottawa VFW on August 2 features an auction from 2 to 4 p.m. and an all-ages dance with the Over Easy band from 4 to 8 p.m. Donation is $2. Also note a deposit drive for Household Hazardous Waste at Franklin County HHW Facility mornings weekdays, and assorted local notices including business hours and events around Ottawa.
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Judy Saling Wright
Ottawa
Franklin County
Wellsville budget up six million for 1992 93
Wellsville school board approved a 1992 93 budget estimated at 6 059 704 up from last year by more than 1 5 million. The district mill levy will drop by 30 63 mills due to new state finance rules though the total funding rises with enrollment and weighted factors.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Wellsville School Board
Wellsville
General Fund
Wellsville Recreation Commission
Randy Renaud
Indianapolis
Central Heights Selects New School Board Leaders
The Central Heights school board elected John Chrisjohn as president and Lee Johnson as vice president at last week’s reorganizational meeting. Regular meetings stay on the third Monday each month. The district approved participation in the national lunch program with breakfast prices set at 40 cents for elementary, 50 cents for secondary, and 30 cents for reduced lunch students. Book rental remains unchanged. A budget hearing for 1992 93 is set for 7 p m Aug 14. an hour before the regular meeting. Ron Kueser to teach secondary math. A staff luncheon is planned for Aug 26. Executive session discussed teacher contracts for about 15 minutes.
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Ottawa
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Flaherty
Bob Berck
Bezek
Franklin County
John Cole
Anderson Erickson Dairy
Central Heights School Board
John Chrisjohn
Lee Johnson
Betz
Ron Kueser
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1992 in Ottawa and counties
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective March 16 1992 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and region including carrier rural routes motor route and mail in Franklin County adjacent counties and the rest of Kansas with annual and multi month options. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
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